The two entertainment shows went head to head for the first time last week, when Strictly managed to draw in more than a million more than its ITV rival's 8.1 million.
Hospital administration, which used to be strictly managed top-down, has atomized into hundreds of disparate parts.
Suddenly, employees were liberated from the strictly managed environment of corporate IT, with its password-protected intranets and sluggish virtual private networks.
Churchwell concedes it was easier for the stars of yesteryear to maintain untarnished public images since their careers were strictly managed by the studios.
This matters, he says, because areas where fishing is strictly managed, or even suspended, can witness remarkably rapid "rebound", which, over time, can lead to an increased catch for less effort expended.
"It is now being policed for illegal fishing". This matters, he says, because areas where fishing is strictly managed, or even suspended, can witness remarkably rapid "rebound", which, over time, can lead to an increased catch for less effort expended.
The dismissal of Mr. Kasyanov, the second most powerful official in Russia, is not expected to produce any immediate or significant changes in policy, which is strictly managed by Mr. Putin's Kremlin.
Pitt and Jolie invariably arrived last at red carpet events, such as the Oscars, thus ensuring maximum photo op, and, of course, there was the fascination with their multicultural children, which, again, the Jolie-Pitts did little to quell, with their strictly managed magazine shoots that sold for record-breaking millions.
Fish like salmon and herring are, in general, strictly managed.
National parks are strictly managed.
Advice provided telephonically has been strictly managed according to the protocols, driven from the computer system and designed to ensure patient safety.
